Since its founding in 1992, the broad range of clients working with Trahan Architects includes universities and financial institutions; ecclesiastical, retail, and industrial facilities; sports arenas; a state museum system; medical facilities; and buildings for federal, state, and local government offices. Trahan Architects is now working on a signature project at the University of Cincinnati, to create a master plan and conceptual design for a new basketball arena and addition to the school's football stadium; the new Louisiana State Museum in Natchitoches, LA; as well as a new housing prototype for Brad Pitt's Make It Right project for the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans.

Trey Trahan was the only American architect to receive the prestigious Architectural Review Award for Emerging Architecture in 2005 (London), and was recently invited to participate in the Architectural League'4s 25th Anniversary "Emerging Voices" lecture series in New York. The firm is the recipient of three National AIA Honor Awards and has received numerous state and regional design awards, many of them for sacred architecture, including nine for the St. Jean Vianney Catholic Church and 14 for Holy Rosary Church. Trahan Architects’ work has been published in more than 18 countries.

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